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- BikeAdvice Breaks Own Traffic Records, 2.36 Lakh Page Views in the Past 2 Days
- A Big Thanks to Mahavir, Naren and Saad
- Throwing Light on Piaggio Vespa
- Royal Enfield Riding Gears Displayed at the Auto Expo 2012
| BikeAdvice Breaks Own Traffic Records, 2.36 Lakh Page Views in the Past 2 Days Posted: 07 Jan 2012 04:14 AM PST
Original Source: BikeAdvice Breaks Own Traffic Records, 2.36 Lakh Page Views in the Past 2 Days from BikeAdvice.in Every time BikeAdvice records the highest ever traffic on a single day, I get excited and couldn’t stop telling people how awesome internet and blogging is. It has happened again this time – but not just a single day but 2 days in sequence. During 5th and 6th – the media days of the Auto Expo 2012 there was so much news to be covered that we kept posting news articles without rest. Today I checked my statistics in my Google Analytics account and was very happy to see the following page: Thanks to Auto Expo 2012 for providing us with so much good stuff to cover. Thanks to my authors for covering the news and thanks to our dear fans and followers for telling your friends about BikeAdvice! More Details
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| A Big Thanks to Mahavir, Naren and Saad Posted: 07 Jan 2012 03:40 AM PST
Original Source: A Big Thanks to Mahavir, Naren and Saad from BikeAdvice.in In this post, I take the opportunity to thank BikeAdvice’s team members Mahavir, Naren and Saad for their dedication and pure enthusiasm in covering the Auto Expo 2012 live for us. Naren had traveled all the way from Bangalore, Saad all the way from Pune and Mahavir traveled all the way from Ahmadabad to be at Delhi for this epic event. Our only motivation was to cover the event live for our readers and that made us go through all the obstacles. I also take an opportunity to thank people who have recognized BikeAdvice as part of the media and made it possible for us to be at the expo on the first two days (media days). A special thanks goes to the people at CII and Mavcomm group. Many people from other media have commented that the Auto Expo 2012 was poorly organized. I can agree to that to some extent. But one should also remember that it is not easy to manage such a huge event in India especially where there are so many influential people, important auto manufacturers and recognized media in one place. I do hope that from the next Auto Expo things will be better. Regards, |
| Throwing Light on Piaggio Vespa Posted: 06 Jan 2012 11:34 PM PST
Original Source: Throwing Light on Piaggio Vespa from BikeAdvice.in The Auto Expo 2012 should have created mixed emotions within the hearts of our readers and I'm very sure about it. The reason for my assurance is the fact that as we, the authors covered it live for you; we had the same kinda feel within us. Many of us expected the Bajaj Auto to unveil either the new breed of Pulsars or the KTM Duke 200, both which were not even showcased for display. Rather, then unveiled their small car RE60, which is an alternative for the Auto-Rickshaws. This is still a relief for bikers, right? Hope, you understand! But rather Honda took the advantage of the scene by launching the much awaited CBR150R which turned out to be a show-stopper at the end of the day. But at the same time, there was also a much hyped scooter which was launched at the Expo and it was the Vespa range. The Vespa breed has a long connection with the Indian soil and the re – entry should get back the fame which they lost following the exit from Indian market. This time, Vespa comes inside with the Piaggio badge as against the LML tag which was the base for their entry, then. More details of the Vespa was already updated right from the launch venue. The Piaggio Group is the largest European manufacturer of two-wheel motor vehicles and one of the world leaders in its sector. The Group is also a major international player on the commercial vehicle market. Established in 1884 by Rinaldo Piaggio, since 2003 the Piaggio Group has been controlled by Immsi S.p.A., an industrial holding listed on the Italian stock exchange. The Piaggio Group product range includes scooters, mopeds and motorcycles from 50-1,200 cc marketed under the Piaggio, Vespa, Gilera, Aprilia, Moto Guzzi, Derbi and Scarabeo brands. The Group also operates in the three- and four-wheel light transport sector with its Ape, Porter and Quargo ranges of commercial vehicles. (Ape Truck). The Piaggio Group brand portfolio contains some of the most distinguished and historic names in the two-wheeler industry, from Gilera (founded in 1909) and Moto Guzzi (founded in 1921) to Aprilia (which in just over twenty years has established itself as the most successful Italian and European vehicle manufacturer in the world motorcycling championships) and Vespa, the extraordinary two-wheeler that has come to be regarded as "the" scooter, which, with more than 17 million vehicles produced since it made its debut in 1946, is an incredibly long-lived market success as well as one of the best known icons of Italian style and technology in the world. The leading player on the European market, in 2010 the Piaggio Group shipped a total of 628,400 vehicles worldwide, compared with 607,700 in 2009, including 395,000 two-wheelers (scooters and motorcycles). PVPL (Piaggio Vehicles Private Limited) is a 100% subsidiary of Piaggio & C S.p.A of Italy, which is one of the global leaders in two-wheelers. PVPL has an efficient network of over 700 touch points across India, providing world class Customer Care. The Vespa is an ageless brand that is now a symbol of a distinctive lifestyle in market after market around the world. Invented by Piaggio in 1946 as the world's first scooter, the Vespa rose rapidly in popularity to become a loved and revered emblem of 'made in Italy' and 'a new, unique way of enjoying mobility'. The Vespa is present in more than 100 countries with over 17 million units being sold since its inception. With its Indian foray, Piaggio intends to create an exclusive, premium segment for the brand. The Vespa will be positioned as a lifestyle, iconic, timeless and ageless product that goes beyond mobility and leverages its heritage and unique values. Vespa in India will meet the aspirational needs of the fashion, style and brand conscious individuals who would like to be a breed apart. Predominantly aimed all over the world at a premium segment of consumers who are looking to own nothing but the best, Vespa will be a disruptive force in the 2-wheeler segment in India. Vespa enthusiasts in India will have a reason to cheer as later this year the country will have its own Vespa Club that will enable them to be a part of an exclusive fraternity. In 2006, the Vespa World Club was formed that brought together 35 National Vespa club Federations and 685 Vespa clubs in the world. Unveiling the Vespa at the Auto Expo, Mr. Ravi Chopra, Chairman and Managing Director, Piaggio Vehicles Pvt. Ltd. said, "Our foray into the Indian market activates a whole new segment of style and fashion conscious consumers who are looking for a premium, exclusive, lifestyle offering reflecting their personalities and attitudes. We would like to leverage this sizeable untapped market segment that shows tremendous potential for growth in the coming years". Piaggio India has set up a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility at Baramati for the production of the Vespa. The plan has an initial capacity of 150,000. The Vespa will hit Indian roads in April 2012 and will initially be available in 35 main cities. Regards, |
| Royal Enfield Riding Gears Displayed at the Auto Expo 2012 Posted: 06 Jan 2012 09:41 PM PST
Original Source: Royal Enfield Riding Gears Displayed at the Auto Expo 2012 from BikeAdvice.in What makes you think of owning a Royal Enfield machine? Answer should be one among these – Macho looks, Tremendous Power or the need for a proper cruiser bike capable of covering long distances along the open highways. Now, there are even more fantastic products coming out from their stable. I did not mean the ThunderBird500, but I refer to their riding gears which they displayed ain their stall at the Auto Expo 2012. This post will take you through the gears along with their images which were put on display. It's high time you give a sense of relaxation for your eyes and the best way for that is to take a look at the images out here. There were stuff like exclusive RE all – weather riding jacket, detachable spectacles which could be used as a riding glass, can also be connected with a band around your head and the best part is that regular spectacle lenses can also be added onto it. There was also denim jeans from Royal Enfield kept on display. If you ever wanna unleash the true biker within you who is very dormant, this is what exactly you need to shed your bucks on. The riding boots were well designed to grasp the attention of everyone. Gloves were also a part of the displayed stuff. But, for me the best gear from them is their helmet range. Designed to match almost every colour of the RE bikes, they were a sheer lend of classiness combined with the present day trend. The helmets featured the text 'MLG' on the top of them which simply means 'Made Like Gun' which is what all Royal Enfield bikes are known for and what they are as well. Regards,      Share on Facebook |
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